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Nice photo bro.

I hope you didn't purchase the ink from goldsmiths in town as they don't knock off the UK VAT. I buy all my Mb items from shops in the UK as they knock off the tax before posting.

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Nice photo bro.

I hope you didn't purchase the ink from goldsmiths in town as they don't knock off the UK VAT. I buy all my Mb items from shops in the UK as they knock off the tax before posting.

 

Actually I get it from Hettich, initially wanted a Midnight blue-black, but they don't have it. Was £11.00, not too bad as I had some spare cash.

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I can't stop staring at all the beautiful pens in this thread! :drool:

Been in love with demonstrators ever since my first, being a Twsbi Vac Mini

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Actually I get it from Hettich, initially wanted a Midnight blue-black, but they don't have it. Was £11.00, not too bad as I had some spare cash.

£11.00 is almost VAT free. Just glad you didn't get ripped off. The shop deliver to the Channel Islands, you'll also notice that the there's a price minus VAT. 😊

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£11.00 is almost VAT free. Just glad you didn't get ripped off. The shop deliver to the Channel Islands, you'll also notice that the there's a price minus VAT.

 

 

Thank you!

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Not nearly as creative as so many of the other demonstrators here; my offering.

 

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Retired, twice. Time to do more things, writing being one.

 

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Not nearly as creative as so many of the other demonstrators here; my offering.

 

I do like the look of that pen. Cylindricity.

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Not nearly as creative as so many of the other demonstrators here; my offering.

What pen is this?

On the Hunt For:

1) Atelier Simoni ID Demonstrator Natural Rhodium (As if it existed.)

2) Moresi 2nd Limited Edition Delta Demonstrator

3) y.y. Pen Club #4 and #10

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